Self portrait - touch up
Stustaff
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Ok so I took a mug shot as I wanted a fairly close up staright on picture to practice my PS skills on.
Would love some feedback on the result.
Apologies in advance for making you stare at MY face! I couldnt find a pretty model at short notice!
Would love some feedback on the result.
Apologies in advance for making you stare at MY face! I couldnt find a pretty model at short notice!
Trapped in my bedroom taking pictures...did i say bedroom? i meant studio!
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Maybe add this step after you smooth the skin. Copy the original layer to the top. Desaturate the copied layer then apply a High Pass Filter, the amount will vary move the slider and watch the image until you can see the "pore detail"
Set layer blending mode to soft light. Apply a layer mask, and Invert it. Then paint the texture back over the face.
Hope this helps.
Lex
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How did you dial back the redness of your cheeks?
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cheers pathfinder, I actually did that before I started on the fine stuff by using the dgrin skin tutorial.
That looks good carnalsigh im interested in what you did though because I do think you improved the skin although you do seem to have pushed the right side of the forehead a bit bright/white.
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